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Eastern partnership and the Eurasian Union: bringing ‘the political’ back in the eastern region [PDF]

European Politics and Society, 2016
Drawing on the post-structuralist traditions and especially Jenny Edkins’ (1999) interpretation of ‘politics’ and ‘the political’, this article sets to conceptually rethink the geo-strategic dynamics of the EU-Russia relations in the context of the eastern region. It argues that while the EU’s and the Russia-led Eurasian (EEU) projects may be appealing
Elena Korosteleva
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The Eastern Partnership

2009
On May 7th, 2009, the European Union’s Eastern Partnership (EaP) is going to be launched at a summit in Prague. The current Czech council presidency will host representatives from all EU member states as well as from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
Tolksdorf, Dominik, Schäffer, Sebastian
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Eastern Partnership and Family Law

2016
Family law has in the EU a special status. EU secondary law does not regulate it directly, but principles of EU primary law are applicable as much as they do not harm the culture and traditions of member states. When EaP states want to approach the EU principles, then they have to consider the position and development of EU family law as well.
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The Results and Future of the Eastern Partnership

2019 International Conference on Creative Business for Smart and Sustainable Growth (CREBUS), 2019
Logistics solves the problems of efficient management of exchange, combining conflicting requirements-technical, political, economical. The technical development usually changes the parameters and offers new solutions, with economic and political considerations following, but there is also a reverse scheme possible - the strong political will to change
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The Eastern Partnership: Soft Power Strategy or Policy Failure?

European Foreign Affairs Review, 2014
When the EU launched the Eastern Partnership (EaP) in 2009, it did so with much rhetoric about projecting its soft power into Eastern Europe. Yet today, the EU's soft power project seems to have stalled, with developments in the region being less than favourable.
Nielsen, Kristian L., Vilson, Maili
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EU Studies for and in the Eastern Partnership

2017
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Ukrainian Association of Professors and Researchers of EU Integration, Kiev (Ukraine), Sikorska, Iryna   +1 more
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Future of the Eastern Partnership in the Region

2020
The aim of this chapter is to examine the main objectives and key challenges of the EU's Eastern Partnership (EaP). In this effort, the outlook and aspirations of the EU's policy towards its eastern neighbors (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine) are explored, and the key issues of the (eastern dimension) policy are discussed as ...
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Eastern Partnership: The Polish Perspective

2010
On 7 May 2009 the European Union launched the most recent initiative directed towards its closest neighbours: the Eastern Partnership (EaP). The project is the fruit of Polish and Swedish efforts and was supported by the Czech Presidency, of which it is seen by many as the only highlight.
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Sustainable Development: A Common Denominator for the EU’s Policy Towards the Eastern Partnership?

International Spectator, 2023
Maryna Rabinovych
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Can the EU’s new global strategy make a difference? Strengthening resilience in the Eastern Partnership countries

Democratization, 2021
Agnieszka Legucka, Bijina Lebanije, Kornely Kakachia   +2 more
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